Dr. Keena Trowell is an Assistant Professor in the department of Mechanical Engineering at McMaster University. Her research looks at metal-water reactions to produce hydrogen-on-demand. Her other research interests include supercritical water oxidation, sustainable energy carriers, clean energy storage, and energy systems.
Solar PV & e-fuels to decarbonize Canada's domestic & exported Energy, Renewable Energy
2022
Hydrogen production via reaction of metals with supercritical water, Sustainable Energy & Fuels
2022
Hydrogen production rates of aluminum reacting with varying densities of supercritical water, RSC Advances
2022
Aluminum and its role as a recyclable, sustainable carrier of renewable energy, Applied Energy
2020
The use of supercritical water to enable the catalyst–free oxidation of coarse aluminum, Sustainable Energy & Fuels
2017
Effect of particle coating on the thermal response of mixtures of micro- and nano-aluminum particles with water, Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calimetry